PopeWatch wouldn’t be surprised if the Pope has had an undisclosed stroke, or more than one.
PopeWatch: Hospice
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I read somewhere that the Pope would have to “relearn to talk.” A stroke is a definite possibility.
Cardinal Victor Manuel Fernandez:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-03-22/pope-francis-must-relearn-to-speak-vatican-says/105084268
That won’t stop him/they/them from inflicting some additional heresy on us.
Right you are, LKL. Wondering how well versed the Top Men are in using autopens?
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Yes, seems to have a post-stroke facial appearance to him.
So, who is in charge at the Vatican, today?
“He could return, but the doctors want to be 100 per cent sure because he believes that with the little time he has left, he wants to dedicate himself entirely to others, not to himself,” he said. Cardinal Fernandez speaking.